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The South western news., 1887-09-28
APPEARANCES

are sometimes deceitful. for
beneath a tattered coat may
be found a true and noble
heart. Ny house may be
small and Insignificant by
the side Of my neighbors, but
my expences are small and
[ Sell Goods Cheap.
| keep a first class line Of
flesh Groceries, Beef, Ham,.
Cheese, Salmons, Sardines,.
Oysters in fact
Il v @ I'y hing
in the grocery line. Come
and see me, | will do thee
good. J. w. EATON.
The South western news., 1887-09-28

Aiyer,isins Rates Moderate.
|fGNEGAn TIE&E,C5ss'(l {, =. 4.
The South western news., 1887-09-28
CITY GOVERNMENT

'OUN Y OFFICERS.
oFdnary-H S Bell
oefS Superior Court-J G F Clark
SAeriff-I G Marshall
Lax Receiver CM Harris
~ lux Collector H Crouch
H Sreasurer-J b Laing
S"ufVeyorJ L Waller
CGOroner-John Daniel
u Us Farm Supt. H Gam,
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Used the Wrong Bottle.

To catch up "a bottle of perfume and dab
the stopper at ones upper lip, believe is q
popular trick with many women I know.
I've seen lots Of women do it, and did it N.Y.
self till the other night starting to see Lang
try did that trick in a dark room and have
quit it altogether. You see ran back for q
glove buttoner, and prowling over the dress
ing case struck the glass stopper of bottle
Of cherry blossom, caught it up and smooched
It across my upper lip and gave two little
sabs behind my ears SO my neighbors should
have q smell. Tisn't cherry blossom after
all, thought I; it's the white rose extract-all
the same. And pranced down and Joined
my party. We had got into a car when some
one said, Good mercy, what have you got on
your facef
sTbe usual amount Of powder, suppose,
replied aggressively.
~Why, you've got q dark purple mustache.
Great heaven, it broke on me in minute.
That nasty bottle Of scented ink, that my
self had carelessly left on the dressing bureau.
There was no Langtry for me that night
Ninery-six washings only weakened the stain
Sand paper and pumice stone have removed
some Of my lip q always had enough, but
it's 50 dark now, ten days ago it happened,
that folks say to me, 'you must stop using
that vaseline; you certainly are getting q
mustache;7 and just behind my ears arc two
spots that look as il modification had taken
place-New vcrk Cor. New Orleans Times
Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Men Full of Whims.

No use charging all wbims to the account
of women. Men are full of them. There are
half dozen tobacco slaves who daily 60 on
change, who say they cannot sleep unless a
quid of tobacco reposes beneath their tongue.
Others tell of getting up in the night to
smoke, and there is one old crank who insists
he cannot sleep unless his head is turned
toward the north. He has whim that he is
a compass. 1t is said ex-Attorney General
Brewster likes an open CRATE, but detests the
color of coal.
The contrast of the black coal and the red
and blue flames was most distasteful to him;
so his servant had orders to splash the fuel
with whitewash, which he Kept on hand for
the purpose. Gen. Butler has a whim. OF
late years he is seldom without piece of
slippery elm in his mouth, which be declares
is an admirable specific for nervousness.
Years ago Butler was smoker Then he
took what is known as a dry smoke-that Is,
he went through the motions of smoking
with an unlighted cigar in his mouth. From
that he has graduated to slippery elm. Sen
ator Beck's within is that he cannot speak
unless he arises with a penholder in bis right
hand, which he always slams down upon his
desk before he has spoken dozen words
Cincinnati Times-Star "Rambles."
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Agreeable Odors for Gas.

The fact that several residents of Troy were
recently killed by odorless gas has aroused
some inquiry as to the use of this dangerous
agent 1t seems that this fuel gas, which is
manufactured and used for various domestic
purposes can readily be made safe, or at least
practically so, by giving it an odor which will
enable customers to detect its presence, and
many patents have been taken out to accom-
plish this result. 1t may not be generally
known that common gas may easily be made
odorless, but that the odor is retained as q
protection
This subject opens some curious fields of
observation. Seeing that it is feasible thus
to impregnate gas with an odor, why does not
modern enterprise combine use and delight
by adopting such odors as shall be most agree
able to patrons: Few, for instance, like the
present smell of gas, and why cannot it be in
fused henceforth with the essence of mignon-
cite or apple blossom, or ylang-ylang?-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
PERslA's RAGGED REGIMENTS.
Shabby Soldiers of the Shah-Ihieving
Officers and Their Plumber.

Shabby Soldiers of the Shah-Thieving
Officers and Their PluDder.
The Persian soldier, even on state occasions,
presents generally rather ludicrous appear
ance His uniform is Of cotton cloth and
mostly of deep blue color. 1t is made OF
what we call shirting, and when new is very
suitable clothing in q warm country. But
soon the military buttons begin to disappear
and are replaced by substitutes of all sorts,
shapes, colors and sizes. The hair disappears
from the warriors sheepskin shake, which
quickly grows shabby on account Of his habit
ually using it as pillow. Moreover, the foot
coverings of no two men in the regiment are
alike, and the whole crew presents melan-
choly appearance.
But yet the Persian soldier does the best he
can. Previous to review or festal parade
he may be seen carefully preparing plume
OF white feathers, procured from the nearest
domestic fowl, and binding them to piece
of stick When this martial plume has at
tanned the size Of lamp brush he triumph
antly affixes it to shake. On the occasion
of official Examinations composite candles are
served out by the local governor at the rate
Of one to each man. The colonel has, Of
course, q greater number Of men ON his list
than ever make an appearance; he keeps the
difference. The other officers appropriate
half the remaining candles. The non-com-
missioned officers eat Il. e. steaD a certain
proportion, and at length one candle is served
out to every five men. This is divided into
five portions, a new wick is inserted, and,
when the regiment is paraded, at a given
signal box of matches is passed round, and
the regiment triumphantly presents arms
with lighted candle in each mans musket
as per general order.
The pay of the Persian soldier is nominally
seven tomans (e2 15s) per annum and rations.
He is lucky if he gets half his pay, which does
not reach him till it has passed through the
hands of many persons, his superiors. But
his rations of three and half pounds of
bread day are quite another matter. If his
rations are tempered with the soldier mutinies
at once, and there is no atrocity of which the
Persian soldier robbed of his rations is inca
pable.-St. James Gazette.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Electric Photographs.

Not long since were recorded some inter
esting experiments in which NJ. CHI Zenger
secured photographs in the darkness of a
moonless night through the imperceptible
phosphorescence of certain objects which
had been brightly Illuminated during the
day. N. D. Tomassi has now described some
even more remarkable effects under the eu.
phonious name of Autobiography. By an
expose of a few minutes duration he has
impressed upon a photographers sensitive
plate an image of an object through which a
silent discharge of electricity was passing,
this result being obtained when care was
taken to insure perfect darkness and with a
current of too low tension to give any sign OF
light. The theory of the experimenter is
that a body under electric influence emits
electric rays" analogous to the dark rays OF
the spectlum.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND NON-REslDENIS.

If strangers who visit Wichita and feel
an interest in it's future will call at the office
Of Hardy Solomon & Sons, 33I E Douglas
avenue, and register their name and place OF
residence they will be furnished thereafter, by
mail, free of charge, with all important matter
pertaining to the welfare of this city. We
will also be pleased to furnish non-resldents
with any information they may wish in regard
to our city and Will, if they send us their
names and address, from time to time send
them copies of our live daily papers free of
charge We buy and sell real estate for non
residents and can refer to persons in any
state in the union to whom we have sold
Wichita real estate and for whom we have
made money. We also refer to the Wichita
National Bank or any of the daily papers
Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
no FOR CLARK CO., KAN.
The Banner County Of
the Southwest,
And the Beautiful Booming City
Of ashland.

Clark county is one of the southern tier Of
counties Its west line is los miles from
the west line of the state. Its altitude is
200 feet, and its area LOCO square miles. Its
population over 1000. The soil varies; being
a rich black and mulatto loan several feet
in depth No richer soil can be found than
is in the valleys of Clark county. All crops
grow successfully. The health Of the county
is UNSURPASSED. The society is first class, and
strangers find warm welcome among them.
Ashland, the county seat, IS centrally locat-
ed. Is not yet years old, and has a popu-
lation of more than 1900 people
and is increasing rapidly. Improvements of
all kinds are under way and in contempla-
ton Solid brick blocks will be built during
the summer. Water works will be planted
in ninety days, a company having formed
for that purpose. The near approach of rail
roads is another assurance of still greater
prosperity The grading is now under way
for two railroads within the county.
Prices on lands are low, as will be seen by
the following short list, which we give as
guide to prices:
No. 50. 100 acres. miles from Ashland, q
dark loan soil, nerrly all pillow land, balance
NOW land. Price $3.50, part cash.
No. 49, soc acres 10 miles from Ashland
90 acres in cultivation, large sod house Of
rooms stables, cow sheds &c. 100 acres and
8 wire fence Fine valley land with running
water. Price $500; $500 cash, balance In
5years.
No. 12S. 240 acres miles from Ashland
very good tract of land; no improvements
except about 20 acres of breaking. Price
$500.
No. 141. 100 acres miles from Ashland
abundance of spring water and shade, lOl
acres under wire fence. All fine land
Price $1,000, 5000 cash and balance in
years.
Good land, gently rolling, very nice place
TO make home Price $500
No. l45. 100 acres 2 IA miles from Ash
land. Fine land. Price $1,000.
No. 1916. 100 acres 1l-2 miles from Ashland
u acres under cultivation. nice smooth land
good well Of water. Price SlSeO.
No. $50. 100 acres 1-2 mile from Ashland.
This piece is the most elegant and DESTROYS
residence property adjacent to the city and
can be used in 5 acre tracts TO good advant-
age. Price $50 per acre, and will bring $l0t
inside Of 80 days.
We have many pieces Of land which we are
Offering in large or small bodies at prices
ranging from 81 to IS per acre; also gave q
large list Of city property, business lots on
Main street ranging in price from $ooo &c
lots being 25xl42 feet. Now is the best time
to secure property in Ashland and CLARK
county, as prices are bound to advance 25 to
so per cent in 30 days. Come and investigate
for yourself.
In conclusion would say that we will pay
the expenses of any persons who are induced
to come here through our representations
and do not find the statements made by us
true. BY permission we give the following
references: The Clark County Bank, the
State Bank, the Winton & Deming State
Bank. of Ashland, Kansas, and the FRS,
National Bank, of Medicine Lodge, Kansas
Small maps and any information desired
wiz be cheerfully given by addressing
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Ice of q Glacier.

With regard to glacier ice, a curious specu-
lation has recently been made, according &c
which the Aletsch glacier, situated between
the Jungfrau and the valley Of the Haute
Rhone, if it were cut into blocks of the size
of the Paris Bourse, and these blocks wers
put side by side, would furnish sufficient ics
to form double ring round the earth along
the equator. Most of the Swiss glaciers an
far too difficult of access TO make it probable
that they should ever be utilized for indus
trial purposes-New York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Ignorant of the Country.

Il have been conductor on Pullman ca
running between Chicago and Hornellsvns
for the past five years" said young red
headed man in a suit of blue clothes, but
must confess that l never saw q single station
on the line between Chicago and YounsS
town, O., and I pass them all three times q
week. No, am neither blind or deaf; but
you see the run between Chicago and Young,
town is made at night, and have no oppor
tunity to see the towns west Of Ohio
Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
A "Boomerang'' Shell.

Another new shell, which is called the
Mitrailleuse, after the celebrated fieldpiece OF
that name, has been invented by mechanical
engineer named Thimon, who has served In
the artillery. This terrible engine is pro
ductive of four different results. 1t skaters
the object at which it is aimed, and, continu.
ing its course, sends twelve bullets forward
and the same number backward, finally ex'
ploding and discharging IA bullets Expert
ments will be made with the new engine al
Perigueux in few days.-Paris Cor. London
TeleCranh
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
Zone Cent Lunch" Stands

A lone cent lunch" stand having been es-
tablished in New York city, there is demand
for more of them. The bill of fare is soup,
stewed fish, pork and beans, coffee, milk and
bread
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-02
The Globes Rainfall.

From 81, 900 to $1,000 cubic miles of rain
falls every year upon the surface of this
globe The rivers carry off barely one-half
the rest disappears by evaporation, by the
absorption of the earth, and by being taken
up by plants, animals and mineral oxidation.
Chicago Times
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
sic iGcueu 0as StAt.

YrofeNor 3erleber fin6tste in Der lebtsn
8eriammlung Der 9iitorti9en @eieai6aft
bon Bern an, baB bic &egteruns bic weitere
Ius9abe Der 'Fontes rerum Bernensium'
mad S3luB bieies Sabres einitellen perbe.
Die "Fontes rerumB ernensium" obery 8ers
ner @si6i9tsquelen" pur6en uon ber Ges
sieruns auf S~eranIafuns ber 9iitorii6eu
@eieui9aft perOffeutli9t. Die 2tberaIen
boffteu 6ur9 6teie biitortI9en Gori9ungen
ben 3ptn9lianismus auf Soften Der tatbos
li9en &tr@e b%erauSfrei6en 81 fSnnsn.
Sett baben aber bic protetantiidsn 9etit:
Ii9en bic &esieruns our giniteIuns Der
p~eiteren SerSffeutIt9uns bspossn, neil
bic y@ei6t9tsqueleu" unuiberIeaIi5 bars
tbun, bag bic @ei3i9h Der vGeforma:
ton" in Der S9uet; felt ii5er 800 Sabren
eutfeat uub sefdlidt selebrt wurbe. Die
n~eueiten gei9idtIi3eu TOri9unseu bariiber
baben Gbatia9en ersebeu, peI6e fir ben
groteitantismus in Der S1weis duBerit
bemitbisenb finb unb bic besbaIb nidt Dor
bic SeHentli9teit fommen ioaeu, weniss
items ni9t auf &esierunsstoten. IS 1T
biss Iaes elm 8eweis mebr, baB BITE tas
tbolti9e &tr9e sei6t6tIide Nadfori9uns
gen ni4t gu fir5ten brau4t. wobI aber
ibre @egner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05

Ole 9erren s. $. Roncouiin unb
u. SORTS iinb aIs S30ffeu gu amberIOup
er1annt porben. e
gu 2aro9e paren auf benz letten
8iebmarfte wobt 200 9ferbe gum Sertau>
fen ausseiteIt, pOuon bic 9dIfte a6seiest
purbe.
Su ct. 9ubert uurben am lesten
8roselitousta9e 7 Eai5snbtebe perbaftet.
0ieie @auotebe parsn aus 8rif1el, Namir
upO 2Itti5.
nber Ra3t pom 30. Stunt
uurben auf Der StraBe non geuefontaine
mad 2aiope 20 8dume uon freusLnber 9anb
absebrO3en.
gu WarIoie parb wabrenb Der
Na9t bic &apeIe erbro9en un6 Der bort
befinoli5e Opferitod selsert.
Die @emetbe gouillOm lift Be-
fust bei benz Credit communal" cine Aus
letbe BON $50, 900 gu MAIDEN.
Die @enbarmenpon Storeus
uiIle babsn sinen 5auitrer uer5aftst,
Rau,ens 8tctor 2sbrun, 5ransoie pom 9ss
burt, wel9er i5ou nebrmals b~eitraft, istt
uerbotene 8affen pertaufte.
gu Sampot, @emein6e Qffen, lit
AM g.. Stunt bas 8obnbaus bes Serrn
8eter Rrter absebrannt. Iu9 purSen
nod bret Ra9barbduier bur5 bieie Seusrss
brunit tart bei9dbtst.
Sn Heuf9ateau ruurbe Serr u.
Clement an Steqe bes uerit. 9rn. Clement
als gtotar ernannt.
@ie semeIbet wirb, bat IN Der
Nadt pom 8. auf ben 10. Stunt cine
@aferboie bic in Der 9esenb pom gtrton
seIeseHen 9Srfer 9ulansp unb Sisneulr
betmseiu9t. Die 3erit6runsen, bic pom
Der forti9reitenben, Simnel unb @rbe pers
binbenben WaIermaife peruria9t purber,
iinb bebeutenb, bic grnte auf ben SelberH
uub in ben @drtsn lit usrni6tet. gei Der
Citation non Ruhon wurben bic gtiena
babui5tenen auf cine Strefe pon 10
Reter ~rpesserifeu. Der So9ofeu IN
Wufou muBte in Solse Der ~entitanbeneu
ueberi4wemman9 cine Seit lung bic Irbeit
untsrbre1en. I'm ni9t Don Der Slutb, bic
ua9 Ssrplasen ber @aferboie bereinbra3,
fortsei5pemmt gu wsrben, pareu bic Gins
po5ner Der Srti9aften senOtbist, in bic
obereu Raume ibrer 9Guier gu fidten.
GipiIfanb Der Stabt arIou.
Seiratben. - 6. SUM-: u. 9.
8lonbeau NIT 6. g. Sbsismann.
SterbefGIIe. - /. SUM: Sg.
StrauB, alt 81 Sabre, Spbu pom Dom.
unb Gatb. Chill; TO-: u. Siri4, alt rs
Sabre, Sobn pom Sob. unb @atb. 9ucas;
49,: u. s. Selser, Eo3ter Don Sean uro
Gath. @tuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
0robbersoBtbum.

Grobbersoglid luremburgiide EreB=
ireibeit. -llnlere 2eier perben benertt bds
BEN, baB mir i3on bes Seftern uniere Gols
legen, bic &ebacteure Der betmatbIt9en
glatter, tabelten, neil ite ni9t wasten, bic
i5reienbiten llebelitdnbe nit einem Worte
~ riisen. 9ier mas in Der 9tnft9t bic
Cider 3eituns" in ibrer Nr. rOm IS.
Sum- INT grteftaiten i9retbt:
uSru. g. @ +, 8tebatteur in 8ubuaue,
Soma, Acknowledgement Ste uns nitt, Dab
mir 10 oeliube, 9lei6iam NIT @lac6bdnoI6uben
uuftreteu Ieien sic perii6ert, bic YreBfreibeit in
unierm Jteutralier beItebt MIR aui benz Rapter,
o6er in Der Shat lit lie in einem betriibten gu
itanbe. S6wei9en lit erlaubt, oaB mir i6mt;;
sen, aber llebelitdnoe rii9en, @ott berpabre, be
6iirieu mir b0hitenS NIT StiQl6pei9en iibers
aeben, ionft ieeen mir ms Der @efa6r aus, bat
Sic 9ei6niirten @eiesess WG6ter uns etneu Be-
Iu6 abitatteu, I'm ~ prototOatren".
8ir pubten, baB es nit Der SreBfret'
beit briben iebr i5Iimm ausfebt, aber es
lit nod i9limmer, ais es idstrt. Die
2uremburger, bic ben Wunb INNER 10 uou
baben, iraten ii5 bod nur elm Rufter an
benz beuti5eu9 resseiese nebmen, oann mare
i5on struas seponnen. Sn Oeuti9lane
1T Der Ebatbepeis erlaubt, in 2~urembure
ni6t. 9euti6lanb bat Elm i9le6tes preB:
seies, aber IS lit 3ebnmat better, ais bas
Iurembursii9e, bas pobl has miierabsllt'
in saus europa lit, &uBlanb pieIlei6t
ausgenommen. 0as lurembursii6e 9reB'
qeleb lit cine S9anbe fir einen moberuer
Staat, Der INNER auf feline freten Sntitu:
tionen poht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
2nrembursiibes aus Seisien.

gu Gen9eur, Bel gisI:S Calm, bat
am IS. Sum- elm 8ranb bic Bobnsebdube
Der 4tsrer Spiimanu, @bapeae un6 gaus
balm in Qi6e seIest. 0te 8srIuite betras
gen 5000 ST.. Die 70 Sabre alte frau
Soffmaun ftiir3te it5 pom pberen Stcd
gum 6snitsr binaus, ioait pare is uers
brdnnt.
gu gilbert usruc ;9srte Der S6ent.
ptrtb Saas einem Strc Ter elm @las Bier
uno mari i'm in Goles Der S6impFreben
our Sbfre btnaus. 81 Stromer periette
9aas eiueu Referit,tl 80. Man perbaftete
ben 9anoitrei4sr, Der 5;emIi6 seri9Iassn
parb.
gu @ a 3 a Bel Mar3e eerietben an,
IL. Stunt Na3ts i'm l~Sirtbsbaus uesen
Der S9ule spei Bauer in Streit, psbei
elm sswiher 9ubert Vsatasu NIT benz
Weiier l9per uerlest l9ayb.
6. 8. Sottarb bat feline gntlaiuns
als SOIi3eis@ ommif6r BON Reuftateau er:
balten.
Der meiubeie arenb
Nobrefiart it su brei Wonaten
@efdngniB perurtbe;'' uorben, neil sr ben
Serla4 Sema4t base iou, bas 8rotofoQ
cine @emeinoeratb" sung Su fdIi5sn. Der
SsrurtbeiIte bat y = einseIest.
Sr. unter A6iutnnt Mastes
pom IL. 6 ''us0fesimsnt in 2lrlon,
Iissenb, 1T gum T.. erIisutsuant bef6rbert
porben.
d, be1 Is. Sum- UNI 10 llbr,
purbeH i'm 9smeinoebauie gu SaIan,p
peri9iebere Grbe Z CUR &elfaurirune Der
Stride unb bes T~'a>rbaaiss gu 9attincourt
6ifentIi3 perausgoOt. Ser RoitenanI6las
lit 4957.2 Sr.
Serr Sc W aire, Sriebensri6ter su
SiellaIm, TT sum Sitter bss 2eppplS.
Srbeus ernaunt worben.
9rr ) tSntsI. 8ei9IuB lit bic
grbauuul elmer nsuen 6ir9e ,u Soms
merain, Wemeinos Rput, srIaubt worben.
Im 7. Stunt baben ll-l2OO Yilser,
unter 9eilnus bes bo9w. Sru. D%slpisne,
9farrer pom Walonns has Stdbt4en ct.
9ubert beiu9t, 3ur 0erebruna beS 81.
SabertaS, Yatron Der slrbsnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
Martin Sebaim.

Die v~2uremburser 9asette" bra9te ners
lid bic Ra9ridt, baB bic Stabt gtirnbsrs
benz Wartin Sebatm elm 0entmal iese.
Wer mar Martiu 8ebaim2 Warttn ges
balm mar 1859 in Rirnbers seboren unb
itammte aus elmer anseiebenen SamiIte,
senanut S5warsba9. @lei9 ben meiifen
p%ornebwen iunsen Qeuten ptomete er ii9
benz 9aubeI unb sins mad ben NieberIans
ben. Ton bort aus reilte er mad ben I3oz
rem, pobin ii9 cine itarte Remembering
aus Slanoern ri3tete. @r beirafbete bort
bic So9ter bes Stattbaltsrs pm Sapat,
Sobft BON Siirter, 1886. SuSwii9en bats
te ct ft9 In 2ifiabon elm bebeutenbes Gins
ieben ais W~tatbematiter, Nitronom unb
&%osmosrapb gu ueri6affen sepuBt. Die
fes &nieben wurbe nod erb0bt bur3 feline
Sreunbi9aft nit bew SarSinal &esiou1ou'
tanu5. Der Guf bes beutl9eu @elebrten
Sebaim uerbrettete it9 bis gum 9ofe bes
&0nias Sobann BON Yortusal, etnem eifris
gen @6nuer aIer nautii6eu Wthenf9afs
ten unb @ntoetunssrsiisn. Sobann be-
rtef 8ebaim In bic wtieni9aftli6e &oms
mtiton, ruel9e uuter 8oriis bss 8ti9ofs
Ortiz ii6 nit ben EafsIn sur 8erednuns
ber Sounenb0be unb our 8euutuus iens
ieits bes Iequators bei9dftiste. Die
Sonnenb6be maj bamals BET benz Wansel
bsr SenntniB bes iibli6en !9immels, bas
etnsise Mittel sur Sere9nuug Der seogras
pbil9en 8rette. 8ebaim empfabl In bies
fer &ommiiilon ben S9ifffabrern bic Qns
penbuns bes gitrolabiums, 6as bisber nur
auf benz &anbe sebrdu6li9 mar, UNI bic
&ulminationsb6bs Der @eitirne su beifims
men. 0teiem Snitrument leste 8ebaim
Eabeleu Bel, uuf wel9en Der bere9nete
2auf Der @eitirne bes iibli3en 9tmmsIs
bere6net mar.
1854 ma1te gebaim nit Diego Gao
auf &Sniss Sobann'5 8efebl cine Reile
mad afrita. Bei ieiner &iiftebr i9lug
Der R6nis i'm gum &itter bes @briitusors
bens uno Der Sronpriu3 i6naate ibm bic
solbenen Sporen on.
8ou Setmweb e~rsriffen reiite er l491
mad Riirnbers unb blieb Q Sabre bort, ans
seitaunt pom ieinsn Witbirsern.
Cine grbtusel aus !5ols, nit 9ersas
ment iiber3oseu, l SuB uub 8 3ou Our3s
msiier befiu6st I5 nod beute i'm gefis Der
Samilie Bsbaim in Riirnberg. sic lit
1852 Don Warttn gebaim perfsrtist unb
seist elm 9etreues Bib Der bamaIisen ges
osrapbii9en Reinunssu. Der Cob ersilte
i'm 1907 IN 9ihabon. Seine @rabltdtte
beftnbet ii6 in Der bortisen Oomiuitansrs
tir9e. 1851 wurben feline Ra3f0mmIinse
in ben Rei9ss6 reiberrnfanb erboben.
Sernbt.
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melt ilub brett betannte Bripati6ule, iber
beren S9luB has v&atboliide @odsns
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saben I'M Ingemeinen elm iebr erfreuIi9eS
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